Sandcastle Tales

For an interesting look at some of San Diego's wildlife, make plans to get on board the city's only bus-boat amphibious tour known as the San Diego SEAL Tours.

Grab a performance at the San Diego Junior Theatre, a venue that takes pride in consistently presenting the area's top talent, and where youngsters take their thespian aspirations quite seriously. San Diego Junior Theatre has the distinction of being one of the oldest children's theaters in the United States since opening its doors in 1948.

The Spanish Village Art Center not only offers you a chance to view and appreciate the work of several local and regional artists, but you can also take some of it home with you, too! Watercolors, prints, photographs, and even jewelry are all on display and most have reasonable price tags that make it easy to not only adorn your home with a unique piece of work, but you also support local art and the people who continue to create it. This center is, in a sense, a small colony of 37 working artists' studios and the building's design resembles that of a Spanish town square to give it a unique feel and flavor.

The San Diego Natural History Museum interprets the natural world through research, education and exhibits promoting understanding of the evolution and diversity of southern California and the peninsula of Baja California inspiring a respect for nature and the environment.